Our penultimate episode checks out a recent hit, the Colman Domingo led, awards favourite #Rustin.

We'll be joined by film journalist @nataliaalbin.bsky.social to dissect - Monday 7th July

in lieu jacques audiard calling spanish a languange of “developing countries” and the “poor and the migrants” and his main actress attacking the team behind the one actual latin american film yesterday, I’d like to share my latest substack open.substack.com/pub/invernad...

the sunday morning coffee table: reading, watching, listening open.substack.com/pub/invernad...

feminism as a weapon of misogyny: what we can learn from blake lively, amber heard: open.substack.com/pub/invernad...

well Emilia Pérez is now on Netflix so.

new substack about the gender reading gap and how it's part of a wider set of problems (and therefore solutions) for the state of young men invernadero.substack.com/p/men-arent-...

My film reviews can be found over at Girls at Films, a wonderful magazine that focuses on the voices of women - both in film journalism and filmmakers girlsatfilms.com?s=natalia+al...

And some fun media collections of the art I enjoy during the seasons, here's my personal favourite: autumn. invernadero.substack.com/p/autumn-med...

I've also written about the elusive Unlikeable Female Protagonist in contemporary literature and why it's become counterproductive and kind of annoying invernadero.substack.com/p/the-lost-p...

I suppose first thing's first. Some writing. This is my substack where I write about film, tv, books and culture. I've written about the Lonely Girls (™) of Sofia Coppola and what they say about our generation of women. invernadero.substack.com/p/the-privil...